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2.5.3. Relationship Between Land and Water Rights |
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2.6. Statutory Water Management Institutions in Tanzania |
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2.7. Description of the Study Site |
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2.7.1. Background of the Bariadi District |
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2.7.2. Topography, Climate, and Agricultural Potential |
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2.7.3. The Sociopolitical Context |
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2.7.4. The Sociocultural Context |
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2.7.5. Livelihood Sources in the Bariadi District |
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2.7.5.1. Agriculture |
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2.7.5.2. Pastoralism |
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2.7.5.3. Nonfarm Activities |
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Chapter 3: Conceptual Frameworks for Analyzing Water Management Institutions |
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3.1. Introduction |
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3.2. Conceptual Frameworks |
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3.2.1. The Tragedy of the Commons Theory |
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3.2.2. Moral Theories |
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3.2.3. Political Economy Approach |
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3.2.4. “Community-Yoke” and “Evil-Market” Theses |
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3.2.5. New Institutionalism |
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Chapter 4: Research Methodology and Data Analysis |
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4.1. Introduction |
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4.2. Household Survey |
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4.3. Focus Group Discussions |
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4.4. Key Informants |
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4.5. Participant Observation |
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4.6. Secondary Data |
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4.7. Photographing |
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4.8. Data Analysis |
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4.8.1. Qualitative Data Analysis |